BuddyVision gives instant messenger users four ways to send live images from a PC Camera.  Visual Instant Message (VIM), VideoChat, V-Mail and Visual Buddy Icons work with AIM on modems or broadband.  Each of the four easy-to-use features is initiated from the sleek BuddyVision interface that fits next to AIM. 

To download BuddyVision visit www.BuddyVision.com.  VIM, V-mail and Visual Buddy Icon can be seen and sent by all AIM 4.3 and 4.7 users.  VideoChat requires that both participants have BuddyVision.

nanoCom Corporation is a privately help profitable company located in the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center.  Their video software solutions are used in 75 different countries around the world to connect business colleagues, friends and family thorough the Internet.  The company's vision is to make Internet video communication commonplace for people around the world.